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Commission moves into closed session and votes to withhold disclosure of deliberations
Summary
The commission voted to enter closed session on disciplinary and attorney-client privileged matters and, after returning to open session, voted to withhold disclosure of the closed-session deliberations; one disciplinary item was removed earlier for lack of quorum.
The San Francisco Police Commission voted on June 22 to convene a closed session to consider disciplinary matters and attorney-client privileged issues. A motion to move into closed session was made and seconded and the chair announced the vote carried unanimously.
After the closed session, the commission disclosed that one item (a review of factual findings and disciplinary matters) had been removed from the agenda before the closed session because of a lack of quorum and unavailability of counsel. For the remaining closed-session items the commission then voted not to disclose the deliberations; the motion to withhold disclosure passed.
The meeting record shows the procedural motions and the outcomes but does not provide details of the closed-session subjects in open session beyond the procedural disclosure and the non-disclosure vote.
